def testSelfValidation(self):
# assign a dictionary after creation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("types_policy_good.paf"))
p.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
typesDict = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("types_dictionary.paf"))
valuesDict = Dictionary(
self.getTestDictionary("values_dictionary.paf"))
self.assertFalse(p.canValidate())
p.setDictionary(typesDict)
self.assertTrue(p.canValidate())
p.validate()
p.set("bool_type", True)
self.assertValidationError(ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE, p.set,
"bool_type", "foo")
# create with dictionary
p = Policy.createPolicy(self.getTestDictionary("types_dictionary.paf"),
"", True)
self.assertTrue(p.canValidate())
p.set("bool_type", True)
self.assertValidationError(ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE, p.set,
"bool_type", "foo")
# assign a dictionary after invalid modifications
p = Policy()
p.set("bool_type", "foo")
p.setDictionary(typesDict)
ve = ValidationError("Dictionary_1.py", 1, "testSelfValidation")
p.validate(ve.cpp)
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("bool_type"), ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE)
try:
p.validate()
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("bool_type"),
ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE)
self.assertEqual(ve.getParamCount(), 1)
p.set("bool_type", True)
p.set("int_type", 1)
p.validate()
# switch dictionaries
oldD = p.getDictionary()
p.setDictionary(valuesDict)
try:
p.validate()
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("bool_type"),
ValidationError.UNKNOWN_NAME)
p.set("string_range_type", "moo")
try:
p.set("string_range_type", "victor")
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("string_range_type"),
ValidationError.VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE)
p.setDictionary(oldD)
p.remove("string_range_type")
p.validate()
def testSelfValidation(self):
# assign a dictionary after creation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("types_policy_good.paf"))
p.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
typesDict = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("types_dictionary.paf"))
valuesDict = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("values_dictionary.paf"))
self.assert_(not p.canValidate())
p.setDictionary(typesDict)
self.assert_(p.canValidate())
p.validate()
p.set("bool_type", True)
self.assertValidationError(
ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE, p.set, "bool_type", "foo")
# create with dictionary
p = Policy.createPolicy(self.getTestDictionary("types_dictionary.paf"), "", True)
self.assert_(p.canValidate())
p.set("bool_type", True)
self.assertValidationError(
ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE, p.set, "bool_type", "foo")
# assign a dictionary after invalid modifications
p = Policy()
p.set("bool_type", "foo")
p.setDictionary(typesDict)
ve = ValidationError("Dictionary_1.py", 1, "testSelfValidation")
p.validate(ve.cpp)
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("bool_type") == ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE)
try:
p.validate()
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("bool_type") == ValidationError.WRONG_TYPE)
self.assert_(ve.getParamCount() == 1)
p.set("bool_type", True)
p.set("int_type", 1)
p.validate()
# switch dictionaries
oldD = p.getDictionary()
p.setDictionary(valuesDict)
try:
p.validate()
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("bool_type")
== ValidationError.UNKNOWN_NAME)
p.set("string_range_type", "moo")
try:
p.set("string_range_type", "victor")
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("string_range_type")
== ValidationError.VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE)
p.setDictionary(oldD)
p.remove("string_range_type")
p.validate()
def testMergeDefaults(self):
# from a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
d = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_good.paf"))
d.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 2)
p.mergeDefaults(d)
self.assert_(p.valueCount("int_range_count") == 3)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 7)
# from a policy that's really a dictionary
p = Policy()
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_indirect.paf"))
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assert_(p.getString("string_type") == "foo")
self.assert_(p.getDictionary().isDictionary())
# from a policy that's really a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_policy.paf"))
pd.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 2)
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assert_(p.valueCount("int_range_count") == 3)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 5)
# ensure post-load validation
p.set("int_range_count", -5)
self.assertValidationError(ValidationError.UNKNOWN_NAME,
p.add, "unknown", 0)
# test throwing validation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
try:
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
except ValidationError, e:
self.assert_(e.args[0].getErrors("required")
== ValidationError.MISSING_REQUIRED)
def testMergeDefaults(self):
# from a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
d = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_good.paf"))
d.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assertEqual(p.nameCount(), 2)
p.mergeDefaults(d)
self.assertEqual(p.valueCount("int_range_count"), 3)
self.assertEqual(p.nameCount(), 7)
# from a policy that's really a dictionary
p = Policy()
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_indirect.paf"))
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assertEqual(p.getString("string_type"), "foo")
self.assertTrue(p.getDictionary().isDictionary())
# from a policy that's really a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_policy.paf"))
pd.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assertEqual(p.nameCount(), 2)
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assertEqual(p.valueCount("int_range_count"), 3)
self.assertEqual(p.nameCount(), 5)
# ensure post-load validation
p.set("int_range_count", -5)
self.assertValidationError(ValidationError.UNKNOWN_NAME,
p.add, "unknown", 0)
# test throwing validation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
try:
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("required"),
ValidationError.MISSING_REQUIRED)
# non-throwing validation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
ve = ValidationError("Dictionary_1.py", 1, "testMergeDefaults")
p.mergeDefaults(pd, False, ve.cpp)
self.assertEqual(ve.getErrors("required"), ValidationError.MISSING_REQUIRED)
self.assertEqual(ve.getParamCount(), 1)
# non-retention
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
p.mergeDefaults(pd, False)
# make sure validate() fails gracefully when no dictionary present
self.assertRaiseLCE(DictionaryError, "No dictionary",
p.validate, "No dictionary assigned")
p.add("unknown", 0) # would be rejected if dictionary was kept
# deep merge from a Policy that's not a Dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.mergeDefaults(Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_most.paf")))
self.assertEqual(p.nameCount(), 3)
self.assertIs(p.getBool("bool_set_count"), True)
self.assertEqual(p.getString("indirect.string_type"), "bar")
# propagation of a Dictionary from one Policy to another via mergeDefaults
d = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_complete.paf"))
d.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary())
pEmpty = Policy()
pEmpty.mergeDefaults(d)
self.assertTrue(pEmpty.canValidate())
pPartial = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
pPartial.mergeDefaults(pEmpty)
self.assertTrue(pPartial.canValidate(), "Dictionary handed off via mergeDefaults.")
def testMergeDefaults(self):
# from a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
d = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_good.paf"))
d.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 2)
p.mergeDefaults(d)
self.assert_(p.valueCount("int_range_count") == 3)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 7)
# from a policy that's really a dictionary
p = Policy()
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_indirect.paf"))
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assert_(p.getString("string_type") == "foo")
self.assert_(p.getDictionary().isDictionary())
# from a policy that's really a non-trivial dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
pd = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_policy.paf"))
pd.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary(), True)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 2)
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
self.assert_(p.valueCount("int_range_count") == 3)
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 5)
# ensure post-load validation
p.set("int_range_count", -5)
self.assertValidationError(ValidationError.UNKNOWN_NAME,
p.add, "unknown", 0)
# test throwing validation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
try:
p.mergeDefaults(pd)
except ValidationError as ve:
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("required")
== ValidationError.MISSING_REQUIRED)
# non-throwing validation
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
ve = ValidationError("Dictionary_1.py", 1, "testMergeDefaults")
p.mergeDefaults(pd, False, ve.cpp)
self.assert_(ve.getErrors("required") == ValidationError.MISSING_REQUIRED)
self.assert_(ve.getParamCount() == 1)
# non-retention
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.set("required", "foo")
p.mergeDefaults(pd, False)
# make sure validate() fails gracefully when no dictionary present
self.assertRaiseLCE(DictionaryError, "No dictionary",
p.validate, "No dictionary assigned")
p.add("unknown", 0) # would be rejected if dictionary was kept
# deep merge from a Policy that's not a Dictionary
p = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
p.mergeDefaults(Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_most.paf")))
self.assert_(p.nameCount() == 3)
self.assert_(p.getBool("bool_set_count") == True)
self.assert_(p.getString("indirect.string_type") == "bar")
# propagation of a Dictionary from one Policy to another via mergeDefaults
d = Dictionary(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_dictionary_complete.paf"))
d.loadPolicyFiles(self.getTestDictionary())
pEmpty = Policy()
pEmpty.mergeDefaults(d)
self.assert_(pEmpty.canValidate())
pPartial = Policy(self.getTestDictionary("defaults_policy_partial.paf"))
pPartial.mergeDefaults(pEmpty)
self.assert_(pPartial.canValidate(), "Dictionary handed off via mergeDefaults.")
